EXPOSURE ON YOUR TERMS

GDR Hoops (Fit for Program) GDR Hoop’s reason for existence is that we aren’t going to waste your time shopping you around to programs that don’t need somebody in your position. Our goal is to get you with programs that fit your game, and play style and fills a need for the program as well. We understand that it is kids out there who need help Getting Discovered, and we want to aid in that. We have a strict requirement for us to help you as an athlete and this is an INVITE ONLY service. Our focus is helping 7th graders up to guys interested in playing professionally. Our staff has a combined 50 years of experience with player development, scouting, coaching, and playing.  For the coaches that we connect with, we won’t blow up your email and will only be contacting you if we have a prospect that we feel can play at your level. We understand the struggle of consistently getting emails of prospects that can’t play at your level and we respect your job and want to be a resource and not a burden. We look forward to working with the players, and coaches and using our resources to help you Get Discovered. For more information on our services please visit our website or contact us to speak to our receptionist.

Crossroads Elite Invitational Crossroads Elite Invitational (CREI) is a camp that has been around for twelve years. On an annual basis it features the top eighth, nineth, and tenth graders across the nation. The goal of it is to give prospects exposure to recruitment companies and allow prospects who nobody knows anything about to get noticed on a national stage. You will have a mix of kids who are already in the national spotlight, with kids who always wanted the opportunity see how they measure of against that type of competition.   From the 2023 Draft Alumni are as Follows: Brandon Miller #2 Pick Amen Thompson #4 Pick Ausar Thompson #5 Pick  Nick Smith Jr. #25 Every year it seems like somebody new comes to the camp and makes a name for themselves. This year the NBA draft is expected to have 8 players that are alumni of CREI camp. If you have a really good eighth, nineth, or tenth grader that needs some exposure this is definitely a camp that you will want to attend. GDR Hoops will be in attendance to cover the event from May 28 – 30 2024 at Homefield KC in Kansas City, MO.

GDR Hoops (Fit for Program) Ajay Mitchell Santa Barbara Height: 6’5” Weight: 190 Position: Guard Birthplace: Liege, Belgium Mitchell is a bigger guard who is very good off the dribble and can score on all three levels. Although he isn’t the quickest and most athletic he understands how to get to his spots on the floor and score the basketball. Being a left-handed player makes him tough to guard and we think his game is similar to a smaller version of Jalen Rose with his ability to possibly play the point guard position with not as much athleticism. He had averages of 20 pts, 4 rbs, 4 ast, and shot 50.4% from the field. His assist average didn’t reflect it but his ability to get to his ability to take angles to get in the lane is what makes him an intriguing Draft prospect. Jonathan Mogbo San Francisco Height: 6’8” Weight: 225 Position: Forward Birthplace: West Palm Beach, Florida Mogbo is a forward that can grab the rebound and help start your fastbreak. He is a guy who impacts the game in multiple different ways and doesn’t need to score to impact the game. He was top three in dunks this past season while averaging a double with 14.2 pts, 10.1 rebs, 3.6 ast while shooting 63.6% from the field. What makes him so intriguing as a prospect is his versatility to play multiple positions, basketball IQ, and efficiency with the game. Like other past draft prospects, Mogbo was a

The Noble Classis was an event that is currently is it’s first year of conception. This event proved that the state of Texas has a bunch of talent and the Dallas/Fort Worth area is still one of the go to places for colleges to recruit future big time prospects. Throughout our time scouting the event, we cam across the familiar faces that we have seen in other places and also got a chance to take a look at some up and coming future stars. Some of these guys are nationally ranked already and some have a bright future ahead in the near future. To read our articles the account is FREE and all you have to do is fill out minimum information. Stay tuned as we take a look at some of the future stars throughout this week by posting daily articles on various players and highlighting different games. To read this article will not require a you to have a profile but moving forward you will need to create an account to access all article. We look forward to helping you stay up to date with what is going on in the basketball world. #NBSB #Gdrhoops #Theycanplay #Getdiscovered

The first game of the day featured four of the best players in the country. The Colony features Dakari Spears, a 6’4″ shooting guard Class of 2026 who stood out for 16U Drive Nation on the EYBL this past year. The other standout they have is Bryce Dixon, 6’5” Small Forward, Class of 2026 who was a standout for 16U Team Trae Young Elite 3SSB. Melissa High School featured players where Austin Goosby 6’5″, Small Forward Class of 2026 who was a standout for 16U Drive Nation EYBL, and Trey Edwards, 6’5”, shooting guard class of 2028 and a Standout for 16U AB Elite EYBL. Dakari Spears scored 18 points on 61.5% shooting and had 7 rebounds, 3 assists, 3 steals, and 2 blocks. Throughout the game, he displayed his ability to consistently get to the bucket and finish through contact. He logged the most minutes this game out of all his teammates, and his stats showed that he was consistent on the glass. Bryce Dixon had 23 pts on 56.3% shooting, 6 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal. Throughout the game, he displayed his ability to knock down three-pointers by going 2- 4 from the arch. What stood out to us offensively was his ability to get to his spots in the mid-range and consistently knock down contested shots. He was the leading scorer this game and every time Meliss went on a run he would make a play to kill the momentum. Austin Goosby had 23 pts on 56.3%